Best Irish Poems
Below are the all-time best Irish poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of irish poems written by PoetrySoup members
Green- RebornGREEN, GREEN, GREEN!!!
My name is Jade Shamrock Green.
I will not eat one single green bean.
When I get mad, I turn green.
I wear my favorite green...
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Categories:
irish, funny, holidaygreen,
Form:
Rhyme
One Green LeafOne leaf fell from a tall, tall tree
and subtly kissed gnarled roots beneath;
a lover’s kiss below sunned-sheath
of greenest leaves, a jubilee.
One spiraling...
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Categories:
irish, color, green, holiday, imagery,
Form:
Verse
I Think of You - Ground Zero - 1I Think Of You - Ground Zero (Part 1)
Leaving under a blood moon
...
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Categories:
irish, introspection,
Form:
Free verse
We the PeopleWe the People
Will disagree
On taxation and prosperity
On liberty and duty
We the People
Are every color of Christianity
Every Jewish prayer, every song of Islam
The puritans, the atheists...
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Categories:
irish, discrimination, freedom, history, society,
Form:
Political Verse
If I Were the One For NicolaIf only I could make my way to Paris
To search the boulevards and rainy rues
I'd look to find my lonely heart an heiress
An Irish lass...
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Categories:
irish, funny love,
Form:
Sonnet
An Insignificant Life - Collaboration With the SeekerThat godless sound
His head explodes at 6:01am
Same as every day
He falls out of bed
Steps on the cat
Slides into his slippers
Shuffles to the kitchen
Puts the coffee...
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Categories:
irish, absence, break up, divorce,
Form:
Free verse
GraceOliver and Grace were planning to wed
At a church in Dublin on Easter day
They put on hold and chose to fight instead
For the fight for...
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Categories:
irish, ireland, love, war,
Form:
Sonnet
The Glory of Green
The Glory of Green
Green hues denote the healing of our earth,
That special season of springtime’s rebirth.
Green grasses growing o’er the hillside's face,
Embracing greening trees in...
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Categories:
irish, daffodils, green, ireland, spring,
Form:
Couplet
Alana DulcitaOnce in a forest, a long time ago,
there dwelt a young maiden, bright, sweet and fair.
Flowers she wore in her long wavy hair,
and each day...
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Categories:
irish, fantasygirl, old, sweet, water,
Form:
Enclosed Rhyme
The TeetotalerIn Ordinary Cups
The blades of winter grind into the ice
like blood on a bitten lip
two lovers spin and twirl
The days pass from teacup to teacup
in...
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Categories:
irish, memory,
Form:
Terzanelle
How Do I See YouHow Do I See You
People often wonder
How they are perceived
Some think they're kind and nice
When really they are filled with greed
Some are selfish and self-righteous...
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Categories:
irish, angel, art, bible, friendship,
Form:
Free verse
Dark Clouds - a Collaboration With Liam Mc DaidGrey clouds the innocent sky ambushing light turns dark
stumbling over a tombstone opening up cold graves
When eyes become frozen behind scenes in hidden truth...
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Categories:
irish, depression, grave, storm,
Form:
Free verse
I Love Horses: A--ZI Love Horses: A--Z
A is for... Appaloosa. They have
blankets on their rumps.
B is for...Belgian. They work
hard and can pull up stumps.
C...
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Categories:
irish,
Form:
Couplet
Loves WindowLove feels like it has gone far away
She used to exist everywhere it seems
Now she hides in fear of being used up or let down
Most...
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Categories:
irish, life, love, memory,
Form:
Free verse
The Sweetest Song(This is about an Irish/Celtic legend:
Oenghus & Caer)
A hundred-fifty swans in dancing light
of sun were shimmering upon the lake
when Oenghus, God of Love, beheld the...
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Categories:
irish,
Form:
Sonnet